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BA in Legal Studies in International Trade
Course code: WD033

What is the BA in Legal Studies in International trade course?

This is a one year add-on course following on from a Higher Certificate in Legal or Business Studies or an  equivalent minimum qualification. It is designed for those seeking to work in areas related to international trade, namely, export/import administration, marketing and financing, international carriage and insurance of goods.

Special feature

There are guest speakers from the industry and port visits.

Career Opportunities

Graduates may find employment as operations and administration staff in:

  • Shipping companies
  • Freight forwarding
  • Insurance companies
  • Banks
  • Transport operator

Follow on Study

BA (Hons) in Legal Studies with Business

Course Outline

 

Semester 1 Semester 2
Customs Law
Law of International Trade 1
Private International Law 1
EU Constitutional Law
International Trade Finance 1
Global Marketing
Competition Law
Law of International Trade 2
Private International Law 2
International Trade Finance 2
EU Competition Law
International Trade Logistics

Course Facts

Course Title: BA in Legal Studies in International Trade
Course Code: WD033
Course Level: 7
Duration: 1 year add-on

Course Entry

Entry to this course will be open to students who hold a Higher Certificate in Arts in Legal Studies or a Higher Certificate in Business Studies, subject to availability of places. Candidates with an equivalent qualification (for example a university degree in law or commerce) are also invited to apply for the course.

For further inforamtion

Email: appliedarts@wit.ie

But don't just take our word...

“I have been working with Intel Corporation in Amsterdam since September 2000. My first position was as a Buyer for the CPU boxing warehouse in Amsterdam. I then moved on to be a Planner for the boxing warehouse, which entailed subcon management; engaging with geographical business organizations; sales and marketing organizations; capacity management and many other aspects of planning. Currently I am working as a Business & Systems Analyst, which involves a lot of project work. I am the Operations Lead on a project team, which is implementing a new SAP Shopfloor Control system and am training to become a Project Manager.

The coaching I received on giving presentations in WIT has aided my development within Intel. I would also like to thank the Lecturers I had during my studies at WIT: without their patience and extreme dedication I would not be where I am now. “

Elaine Griffin, BA in Legal Studies in International Trade

 

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